"Dad! Dad! The market has stabilized! Stabilized!" Qu Jiarong excitedly stared at the trend chart on his computer and told Qu Liheng, who was beside him.
Qu Liheng, sweating profusely, saw the stock market turn completely positive and finally let out a long breath, "How many of our company's shares have we sold?"
"I sold off all of the 28 percent I had, and Mom sold her 25 percent too," Qu Jiarong told his father.
"Ah! That's almost half," Qu Liheng said with some worry.
Qu Jiarong comforted him, "Dad, as long as the Hang Seng Index keeps rising steadily, we can earn it back. Besides, those shares thrown into the market are not landing in one person's hands. You don't have to worry too much, you're still the chairman of the biggest real estate developer in Hong Kong."
Speaking of real estate, Qu Liheng asked Qu Jiarong, "Has that piece of land in New Territory been sold?"
